Access reviews that
complete themselves
Luna scopes each cycle, chases reviewers, and verifies every revocation. You set the policies and sign the certificate.
Launch with no surprises
Set the scope, the reviewers and the cadence once, and the preview shows every resolved resource and every gap before the campaign starts. Everything past the scope is a setting rather than a rule: switch on the controls your programme needs and leave the rest.
One portal for all access work
The portal is where access lives for everyone at the company: what someone holds today, what they have asked for, and the reviews waiting on them. Campaigns land there with everything else, so a reviewer has one place to go.
Luna does the analysis, reviewers decide
Luna reads every row against HRIS context, how the application is actually used, and what the person's peers hold, then recommends approve, revoke or a closer look, with her reasoning attached. Nothing changes until a reviewer certifies it.
Campaigns that land on time
Overdue reviews get chased automatically. Reminders, escalations, and extension approvals run on rules you set once, and one page shows the whole campaign.
One review, start to finish
Create the campaign, let Luna prepare the rows, and Ploy runs the revocations, collects the sign-off and files the certificate. 5 steps from launch to evidence an auditor can hold.

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